Bank of Valletta has released flower-themed motifs for its BOV MasterCard prepaid cards.
Nature photographer Guido Bonett was once again the eye behind the lens which captured the beauty of the crown daisy, the caper plant, French daffodils and Maltese stocks.
The BOV MasterCard Prepaid Cards are available in denominations of €50, €75, €100 and €150 and may be obtained from any BOV branch.
www.bov.com
Global Capital offers portable breathalysers
As part of alcohol awareness month, Global Capital is providing free portable breathalysers to encourage greater awareness about the dangers of drinking and driving.
The breath alcohol tester has an LED indicator showing drivers if they are above or below the safe limit and comes attached to a keychain.
Global Capital marketing manager Lara Degiorgio is running a campaign on the company’s Facebook page that includes health and lifestyle advice on alcohol.
The breathalyser is being provided to everybody who attends an appointment with one of GlobalCapital’s personal financial planners throughout April.
www.globalcapital.com.mt
Melita launches mobile tariffs for business market
Melita Business has launched mobile tariff plans aimed at the business market which include unlimited calls to all local networks. The plans offer greater savings the more mobile lines are added.
A first line costs just €50 per month and includes unlimited calls and SMS to all local networks. This line also includes free 3GB of mobile internet and 500 minutes of calls to the EU. The group lines also share 20GB of free melita Wi-Fi per month.
“Usage patterns show that most businesses are high mobile users. Bill shocks remain a big concern to business owners. The new Business Circle plans address these concerns,” commented Claire Galea, business marketing manager at Melita.
As a special introductory offer until end of July, Melita is offering 3GB of mobile internet and 500 minutes of calls to the EU on every mobile line. For more information call 2727 3535 or visit http://businesscircle.melita.com .
Hyundai Motor supports hydrogen fuel-cell mobility
Hyundai Motor aims to deliver 75 units of its hydrogen-powered ix35 Fuel Cell as part of the largest ever pan-European fuel-cell passenger car project.
Hyundai Motor is the world’s first car manufacturer to build hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles on an assembly-line. The ix35 Fuel Cell emits only water from its tailpipe. A pair of hydrogen tanks enable the vehicle to travel up to 594km on a single fuelling.
As part of the project, the existing pan-European refuelling infrastructure will be expanded significantly, providing greater choice and convenience to early adopters of fuel-cell electric vehicle technology.
The multimillion euro HyFIVE project is being managed by the Greater London Authority. Partners include BMW, Daimler, Honda and Toyota, and various industrial gas companies and energy consultancies. In total, the project aims to deliver 110 fuel-cell vehicles from the five manufacturers.